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Plasma Stripe

Gorgeous coloring, My hypo plasma has that nice purple on her spots and turn to almost bright neon orange on the main body coloring when she's outside. The sun really accents plasma colors and I love it.
 
Thank you, Yojoe and Rosered for your kind comments!
Nanci, do you have any updated Jola pictures? I'd love to see her development process in comparison to Hyacinth's. Hyacinth seems to have a wider dorsal stripe- but the pictures I found of Jola were of her as a wee young-in. I wonder if there is any difference in the color overall between the sexes as you sometime see in regular pattern plasma's. The adult male Hume posted for sale back in 2012 seemed almost white in comparison: http://www.cornsnakes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=126932&highlight=plasma+stripe
Whereas Hyacinth seems more purple and my boy is in between.
 
I'll get some tomorrow! I'm changing computers today, I hope!! So this one is doing a back-up which takes 8 hours...And I have to drain my waterbed and repair the frame- great! (And yet, here I am on CS.com...)
 
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